US9046317B2 - Archery bow cable damper - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- This invention relates to archery bows and more specifically to an archery bow cable damper accessory and/or archery bows comprising a cable damper accessory.
- the prototypical compound bow comprises a riser disposed between a first limb and second limb attached to opposite ends of the riser.
- the bowstring extends between the first and second limb and has a plane of travel between the brace and drawn condition.
- compound bows possess harness cables extending between the first and second limb situated in planes off set from the plane of the bowstring travel as to avoid interfering with the release of an arrow. Drawing the bowstring backwards along its plane of travel transitions the bow from the brace to drawn condition by the action of at least one harness cable, typically referred to as a power cable.
- the power cable is taken up by at least one pulley or cam at a limb tip causing the limbs to flex.
- the harness cables include a second power cable typically taken up by at least one pulley or cam at the limb tip opposite that of the first power cable. The combined action of the bowstring and two power cables flexes the limbs.
- the harness cables may include a control cable that controls let out of the bow string. Control cables may be continuous with the bowstring, as typically seen in single cam bows. In combination or the alternative, as typically seen in one-and-half cam bows, control cables may be discontinuous with the bowstring.
- displacing the bowstring rearwards during the draw cycle flexes the limbs and typically moves the harness cables rearward.
- Launching an arrow by releasing the drawn bowstring causes the harness cables to move forward and oscillate about the brace position as the bow returns to its brace condition, thereby inducing vibrations in the harness cables. Accordingly a need exits for a device to suppress vibration of the harness cables following the launch of an arrow.
- Embodiments of the present invention may include an archery bow having a brace condition and a drawn condition, comprising: a riser and a first and second limb supported by the riser; a bowstring and at least one harness cable extending between the first limb and second; and a cable damper having an energy absorber secured to the body opposite the riser.
- the energy absorber is positioned to damp vibrations of the harness cable resulting from the bow returning from drawn condition to brace condition and has a greater distance of separation from the harness cable in the drawn condition than the brace condition.
- the present invention reduces noise and/or vibration produced from shooting arrows. Forward and/or oscillatory movement of harness cables resulting from a bow returning from drawn to brace condition is impeded by an energy absorbing component appropriately positioned to come into contact with the harness cable as the bow returns to the brace condition.
- FIG. 1 depicts an embodiment of an archery bow having a brace condition and drawn condition, having an embodiment of a cable damper.
- FIG. 2 a depicts an embodiment in which harness cables contact an embodiment of the cable damper in brace condition.
- FIG. 2 b depicts an embodiment in which harness cables are in proximity to an embodiment of the cable damper in brace condition.
- FIG. 3 depicts an embodiment of a cable damper having a cavity within the energy absorber.
- FIG. 4 depicts an embodiment of a cable damper comprising a bowstring stop.
- FIG. 5 presents a chart of the percent reduction in bow vibration as a function of arrow weight for a compound fitted within an embodiment of a cable damper.
- FIG. 1 depicts an archery bow 100 having a brace condition and drawn condition equipped with one possible embodiment of a cable damper 106 .
- Bow 100 comprises a riser 101 having attached at opposite ends a first limb 102 and a second limb 103 .
- Bowstring 104 extends between first limb 102 and second limb 103 and will move in a plane travel between the brace and drawn condition.
- Harness cables 105 also extend between the first and second limbs 102 , 103 but are held offset from the plane of the bowstring travel by cable guard 110 , to prevent interference with the flight path of an arrow during launch.
- Bow 100 further includes an embodiment of a cable damper 106 comprising a body 107 projecting from riser 101 towards harness cables 105 .
- a cable damper 106 is arranged to impede movement of multiple harness cables 105 .
- the cable damper 106 is attached to riser 101 below grip 109 .
- Cable damper 106 may be secured to riser 101 at other locations.
- cable damper 106 is attached to the riser at a position enabling energy absorber 108 to engage harness cables 105 approximately midway between first limb 102 and second limb 103 .
- Cable damper 106 may also be attached to riser 101 at a position such that energy absorber 108 engages harness cables 105 above the midpoint of its span between limbs 102 and 103 .
- Cable damper 106 alternatively, may be positioned such that energy absorber 108 engages harness cables 105 approximately midway between a limb (e.g. 103 ) and a cable guard 110 .
- energy absorber 108 is desirably positioned to engage harness cables 105 as to impede oscillatory movement of harness cables 105 occurring when bow 100 returns to brace condition, thereby dampening vibrations.
- the body 107 of the cable damper 106 comprises a bracket 130 .
- the body 107 further comprises a rod 132 .
- the rod 132 can attach between the bracket 130 and the energy absorber 108 .
- a mounting stud can be attached to the riser 101 , and the bracket 130 engages the mounting stud, for example by receiving the mounting stud in a cavity in the bracket 130 .
- a fastener that attaches the bracket 130 to the riser 101 defines a first axis, and an axis of the rod 132 is offset from the first axis.
- a cavity in the bracket 130 to receive a fastener is offset from a second cavity in the bracket 130 , which receives the rod 132 .
- Such offset cavities provide adjustability that allows a given embodiment of a cable damper 106 to be configured for use with different bows.
- the cable damper 106 is positioned to impede forward movement (e.g. movement toward the riser 101 ) of one or more harness cables 105 .
- harness cable(s) 105 may be in contact with energy absorber 108 when bow 100 is in the brace condition.
- energy absorber 108 may be positioned in close proximity to harness cables 105 , as shown in FIG. 2 b , when bow 100 is in the brace condition, such that damper 106 will impede forward and/or oscillatory movement of the harness cables 105 resulting from bow 100 retuning from drawn condition to brace condition by the harness cables 105 contacting the energy absorber 108 .
- the harness cable(s) 105 will move.
- the harness cable(s) 105 move away from energy absorber 108 in a rearward direction 202 (e.g. away from riser).
- the distance, accordingly, between energy absorber 108 and harness cables 105 can be greater in the drawn condition than brace condition.
- Releasing bowstring 104 causes forward and/or oscillatory movement of harness cables 105 as bow 100 to returns to the brace condition.
- Harness cables 105 contact energy absorber 108 impeding movement of harness cables 105 resulting from bow 100 returning to brace condition.
- Contacting energy absorber 108 causes the residual energy in the harness cable(s) 105 to be absorbed by energy absorber 108 .
- the absorption of energy provided by the cable damper 106 reduces further movement and/or vibration within harness cables 105 .
- Energy absorber 108 is desirably configured to receive and dampen residual energy from the harness cables 105 when impeding the motion of harness cables 105 .
- All or a portion of energy absorber 108 can be made from a dampening material such as a rubber and/or a rubber compound, an elastomer such as a thermoplastic elastomer, a polyurethane, a styrene or any other suitable resilient material, or various combinations thereof.
- the portions of energy absorber 108 constructed from a dampening material may include at least the area(s) of contact with harness cable(s) 105 .
- the energy absorber 108 can be cast, injection molded and/or formed using any other suitable method.
- FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of a bow from a rearward direction, such as an archer's view of the bow.
- An aperture or cavity 301 may be included within energy absorber 108 .
- a user may change the particular characteristics of the cable damper 106 by leaving cavity 301 empty or inserting one or a plurality of various inserts 302 .
- Insert 302 and energy absorber 108 may differ in a variety of characteristics and physical parameters. For example, one may have a higher durometer than the other. In combination or the alternative, one may comprise a material having a greater capacity for dampening than the other.
- a material of the insert 302 is softer than a material of the energy absorber 108 .
- a material of the insert 302 is harder than a material of the energy absorber 108 .
- Energy absorbed by energy absorber 108 may be absorbed, in whole or in part, through the deformation of insert 302 .
- energy absorber 108 may also absorb energy, either externally or internally, via the friction resistance of insert 302 and a portion of energy absorber 108 , such as, but not limited to, the walls of cavity 301 .
- the cable damper 106 also provides bracing for the harness cable(s) 105 and can transfer forces to another portion of the bow, such as the riser 101 .
- a bow 100 comprises a vibration dampener 120 , for example as shown in FIG. 1 , which may be disposed in the riser 101 .
- the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 has cavity 301 generally orthogonal to harness cables 105 and aligned with the central axis of energy absorber 108 .
- cavity 301 be positioned eccentric to the central axis of energy absorber 108 .
- the energy absorber 108 can have any suitable shape, and the cavity 301 can have any suitable orientation.
- cavity 301 may be positioned at angle with respect harness cables 105 .
- cavity 301 may be aligned generally parallel to harness cables 105 .
- cavity 301 may be aligned with the location of harness cables 105 at brace. It is also possible cavity 103 be position in front or behind harness cables 105 at brace.
- an opening for the cavity 301 can be on a sidewall of the energy absorber 108 . In some embodiments, an opening for the cavity 301 can be on a sidewall of the energy absorber 108 that the harness cable(s) 105 contact. In some embodiments, an opening for the cavity 301 can be on a sidewall of the energy absorber 108 opposite from a surface that the harness cable(s) 105 contact.
- FIGS. 1 through 3 depict an embodiment of cable damper 106 applied to a one-cam compound bow 100 .
- cable damper 106 may be utilized with any suitable bow, such as, but not limited to, twin cam, Bi-nary cam, dual sync cam, cam and 1 ⁇ 2, CPS and shoot thru systems.
- embodiments of cable damper 106 within the scope of disclosure may differ from the specific shapes and configurations illustrated herein. Accordingly, other shapes and configurations may be employed.
- cable dampers may be positioned to impede movement of one or multiple harness cables returning to brace condition.
- the energy absorber 108 is oriented at an angle to the bowstring travel plane 201 (see FIG. 2 b ).
- a cable damper 106 further comprises a bowstring stop 401 arranged to contact the bowstring 104 .
- a bowstring stop 401 is similar to the bowstring stop disclosed in U.S. Patent Application No. 2010-0224178, the entire disclosure of which is hereby incorporated herein by reference.
- a bowstring stop 401 comprises a body portion 402 attached to the cable damper body 107 .
- a bracket 130 is arranged to receive the bowstring stop body 402 , for example having an additional cavity, and the bowstring stop body 402 attaches to the bracket 130 similarly to the cable damper rod 132 attachment. In the embodiment depicted in FIG.
- body portion 402 and cable damper rod 132 are each secured to the bracket 130 with set screws 405 and 404 respectively.
- the embodiment depicted in FIG. 4 utilizes fasteners 406 to secure the bracket 103 to riser 101 , for example being arranged to engage a mounting stud.
- bowstring stop body portion 402 may be secured to body 107 at other locations and by others means readily recognizable to those skilled in the art.
- body portion 402 may be welded or attached via an interface fit to body 107 .
- body portion 402 and body 107 may contain mating connectors.
- the string stop 401 comprises a bumper 407 positioned in the plane of travel of bowstring 104 and arranged to impede movement of bowstring 104 occurring as the bow 100 returns to brace condition.
- Bumper 407 may be positioned a distance from of bowstring 104 when bow 100 is at brace condition to impede movement of bowstring 104 past and/or about its brace position.
- bumper 407 may be positioned to contract bowstring 104 at brace.
- Any suitable configuration of a bowstring stop 401 may be utilized in the alternative to the specific bowstring stop 401 depicted in FIG. 4 .
- energy absorber 108 may be connected to body 107 eccentrically.
- energy absorber 108 includes an eccentric cavity 408 that is offset from the center of energy absorber 108 receiving the proximal end body 107 .
- Eccentric cavity 408 permits the contact between energy absorber 108 and harness cables to be adjusted by simply rotating energy absorber 108 about body 107 .
- body 107 may differ in a variety of characteristics and physical parameters from energy absorber 108 such that it changes the characteristics of energy absorber 108 .
- energy absorber 108 may also absorb energy via the friction resistance of body 107 and energy absorber 108 . Accordingly, in some embodiments, body 107 may function similarly to insert 302 .
- embodiments of the cable damper 106 can reduce bow vibration when fitted to a bow.
- the chart depicted in FIG. 5 plots the percent reduction in vibration at the grip of a hunting compound bow fitted with an embodiment of a cable damper, as a function of the mass weight in grains of the arrow shot from that bow.
- the arrow weights presented in the chart of FIG. 5 range from 340 grains to 570 grains. Arrows of each weight tested were shot a number of times from the test compound bow with and without the tested embodiment of a cable damper. For most hunting situations, it is recommended to use arrows having a mass weight of 375 grains or more. As can be seen from FIG.
- the tested cable damper exhibited a positive effect at reducing bow grip vibrations for arrows of the commonly recommended hunting weight.
- the tested cable damper produced a reduction in bow vibration of up to 20 percent.
- the tested cable damper produced a reduction in bow vibration tapering off to a 10 percent.
- the test cable damper produced a noticeable reduction in bow vibrations for light to heavy hunting weight arrows.
- Other embodiments may produce even better results.
- any dependent claim which follows should be taken as alternatively written in a multiple dependent form from all prior claims which possess all antecedents referenced in such dependent claim if such multiple dependent format is an accepted format within the jurisdiction (e.g. each claim depending directly from claim 1 should be alternatively taken as depending from all previous claims).
- each claim depending directly from claim 1 should be alternatively taken as depending from all previous claims.
- the following dependent claims should each be also taken as alternatively written in each singly dependent claim format which creates a dependency from a prior antecedent-possessing claim other than the specific claim listed in such dependent claim below.
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